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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1925)
C.....1-.1- Tu'v l!t. 1J2.j. , .UlllU(t ' , - - - P.gc s; SROKFS DONE BRQV loJ .eve"" t b-O Bead tu ! 'he "n" Th pilralsui staff sadly crip- plnj io! both tm of a double , hrwli" 10 tatu bcra this aftea-- BiOU. Mi . hell was iuuc&d sard a Ik fuvt in me but weat th dl.taac. ' Tr. re was 12 to 7. u tM ouid sia lM4aejrr and I Prosr let mi U l after which c.rr RrlJ tbe lavadn m in nwre rsua. Saul winning 1 to . First gaaie It. H. J. S,a:lU- 12 J Sau Krncico 7 12 liaitrtii-a Na'lur. KumuHtli. .13 auj K Baldwin; Mltchnll Arm w. Harding Memoriat Progress Is Told , MIDLAND Valine Waltl a pr..i o.ut f aid 1.01 THE KLAMATH rrtar.lThtr sr. ookTT dairyman anil rsBihw wuyads nt ,fTJ ... In KlamalB Falls Mr. Ilruylss a-"! .r Thai ' ami Speaking ! the Gianta. I jrtr. whn th-y Bwdt-d " rn rama to win the pennant for (ourlh ronulie year, they ham mered Jimmy Kmf. ac of the Phil ly pitching alaff. ll ovtr the R H l :J it Second gams ore Sat.le - - the Sao FraticUco Batteries Stryher Bd Iie;ue.er. Brower. Oary and lot. :.U.T LAKE. July !.. Salt Lake This year they aiparcnuy still u" nKlj ,i four (wa out of fit tu- TLe Pliutmrg Pirate, bavt Job doe teai McCraw with an back (o the mail. bbbI. Th. Little Napoleoa Bow faces the; That th. Ptra'es re nia.ter nf haul, of hi career to hold th Na- the league Is Indicated by the fact tloaal touts ehampioashlp-rhls br that they turned ba.-k the titant. rurbt of conquest for foor long sea- f oat of the f.rt wven game..' jj, Four of tho f.re drf.-aia were ad- LbuI a f w woela aro the Nw olBUUrd la a row. Tc-i team autBjt-d te be the tlaae of : ( lMjkI loaf B (r JUUB J. V' -Ik. Iu. !; kderahip Crjw rlfh n(j. wai riven rredit fur pulling what - ... ermed to be aa ff "- Ihroofb Biaar 'isht pUrei Bllhoul dha-trr. llJt uV"r al.-tSraw'. man-r mind cannot orercome all lb iBortcominea of hit once great team. For one thiag JfrCraw bx i-n anibl. to mold a r-ei:lar. ainooih- wtrklag pitching t-aff out of hia mod cram. Art f. dndable aad a ii.nr for jars, has failed to bit hit itride. aicGra hain't beta aWe to replace hia. The Tehran Utah ilciluillaB a- touBttd oa for "one mm good jear." He has -. a Mcfi'raw ha. had bat one pitcher third time out King ob ... h.rled eoBi,.eat ball. He . The next two time, he proved wild la John Scolt the mas who waa aai IneffectUe. j sT LofiS. Julr 18 Bunching toaaed oat by the Keda aeieral year ... ih(.r (n tbf ttrooi 4nlj fourth ago becaaae he bad a bam arm aad1 Zack Wheat, new manager of the lnnin)rs tne irowna nipped the Atb ., -done" .Brooklyn Dodgers, has made a big iftic. ( to 2 here today, leating McGraw baa done wonder la hit with the Brooklyn fans right off Philadelphia wtil only hitting hU infield about to fill gaps the bat by the successful way he has half gaaie margin orer left by wholesale Injuries, bat there handled the team. He baa stolen ' or in the race jfor th, is lacking in this makeshift infieid : Uncie Roooie s stun by proline a , " H F the unity of action aad predaion ' brainy man at handling pitchers. ' pum-h.,,-!, I s 1 Louis Jimmy's number !! managed to win one same out of tht first fif he burled asain-it thcni. Ja.k Bnl-, ley beftcd him the fir?t time. The second time the Ciauts went into the game with the score I to 'sealant Ihem and liaili-d King put of t the box and won the game. Th la I he srlfi .tb the ernoa Tt-. winning IK t" I land in in raas in th fih Score It H Vfrnon " " Salt 1-ike 1 3 Batteries Barfoot. I.udolph and Scaaog: Mulraby and Cook. mi AMERICAN LEAGUE Progros u tbe Hardins; Me toortaJ plans is reported br lioac Donitben, - VIPI.AM). July I Arthur Shulmir of Miller Hill d .trlct waa vUm oa Milier U.ud Wedneaday. K.lgar Kruer. prominent rancher of th lalaod. waa a Klamath Kail. :tor TeiMday. Mr. pVhtueck aad f Miller lllll dt.tr lit was calling on the liwand Wedaeaday. Mrs. K. A piulmlr. sad family of Miller III!! PI Sunday n !m la Klamath Kail. . ' Ot!o Aadern waa a lansrai eis jlior la Iho county ai-st ui Wednes day , William Tingicy wa. a Klamath ' fata l::or oa Wrdnedjy. The raachrr. of Mxlland dlatrlrt are ba.jr baying and haneatiei their crops the pat week Mrs. J l Hooper aad family, Jlnt WedmUay JB the county seal j Ernesto Zamoomlae w.a a ..liar oa I KKN. J" H. M"r. the Uland Vednelay j .Pi y h. week at tour : lira. KlBa Kloaee waa In Klamath Mile use i .urag. Fall. XV..ln. iJjr nurchaalnt sun-1 John Taylor had ,pl: kr tb U.dauJ store to t nis arm rwusni - ' frank C.-bt if t.rwr lake dls chlnery while operating at 4h pow trict was a Klamath raUs sUltoner pUnt Thurnay. He was ken I Thurulae to th. doctor and hi. arm lreo'd thl ate k th. band. r Urw Mr. Mr.,: Wi itl Midland 1 Th. Hav.l), 1....H. Thuredar. , .... i Holloa wsa calling St ... f Mrs. Nell Nslson on' Thuf Jav Mia rm VJB n""! vi. ... k Falls was Tlallln Lr. Mr Nell N-liB . ..i Timniliv. Mr and Mrs lo Hultoa sad son uw K"as roiinty seal J.ltora cm "" " .eron va T,n-" .. .. . j.... Vera Par at.. Harry tia.ts Kh i.","' V waa .bopplag IB Mamsm ran. - - ..i t Mr and Mra. Joha l'biielll. a rasrher aad dalrymaB of atwiana. were couaty seat tisitora Friday. KENO lHe, ,. h.d " J family sJ barlea llnt-sgaZrH ug lir als- tills wsek tur TkewL'i 'egl bUiiTl ' tb.ir tan 1 a i.Bd church a,J Tb.rs e. tara in in imaa ! ik, O and una family cartat J Irtluro To. Miw, J Una tro i. Th. ready for market Mrs Thomas XdwJ Ilia mtr-tt ll.l .1.1 A . , Mrs Kitty HvckM , , Ktbsl ara bju. th mnifiiriun , Purknt'a raoip fur a iJ A ClrculalloB cOTar., Mamain Fa I la ana ..' KISBisib ibafs lliw a slender the Sena- HOW TIIKV KTM Teams W. 1- Pet. Mi C loud 2 .71 K. F 5 J :s Yreka . Weed 2 : Dunamuir 2 25 Mt. Shasta 1 T 12S I FAMOUS FANS that a championship Inner defense ' Uader his direction Petty. Crimes, shonld have. George Kelly, first Vance. Osborne aad Hubbell delir-, home Rntt.Ti.ni Crntn and Baumcart- oo . . u... t..ll...U. inl . fn.al f fii-a ..;.. win. -. . . 1 f i ..... 1. . ,1 P.rlrltl.- 1 1 L. . I , I n P.OrV ooaeman oy oin mu iu-iu..tu., c.u .'. . ..... - . -n m . , . . -. . urls with the tttlH IllTntl n . . (cnicago Is worth, hot b Is not a star, rne uiania aiso was pleasing to crooa- r t ULI lion, Jilt) 13. mt 11 Iom of Frabkie FrUch at times has lya fans. been a body blow. Frisco. Is the Wheat is living up to the eipec mainspring and field general of the tations of the wily old Uncle Wil infield. bert. ' Meanwhile the Pitta ju.g Meanwhile. Robinson, freed of the pnnock. Tha score found itself. rci.'iy tak of directing the team's Babe Ruth made a Blankenship drove out in the e.i:i"j. sending of him. H. J S 4 1 ID 12 l' l:attt.-u- ltjfl.iia. Nruhauer and 1 ers took the first game of the ser-t Bischoff: Blankenship nd Schalk. ies from New York today by stag ing a seven run rally off the reter-1 CLEVKLAXD. Jul- IS lloow! ans I'rban Shocker and Herb Coalin. Washington ia:filder sl- waa 7 to 3. most caused a riot here today home run. 'when he jumped oa Pitcher B-rl' Bill McKechnic has tiie pit; He baa the bolt batting tt-aji . league. And he has a.i uir-;i;i:: fielding aggregation. W'ja. ::ior' NATIONAL LEAGUE t. PHILADELPHIA. July 18. The Cubs nosed out the Phillies In a ten inning game today. A home run with the bases fujl hy y Williams 1b the tenth fell sbcrt of tying the count. The score waa 7 to fi. Blake pitched fine ball, fanning 10 Qnakers. Dteatur also worked well until the final frame whea a Cub attack which yielded fire runs drove home to the showers. . .Score R. H. E. Chicago 7 11 3 Philadelphia (10 2 Batteries Hlake and Gonzales; Pearce and Wil.ion. in Innings. i. in like the motorman with a off. He is on the bench every Czy. same s always. Just because he can't stay away. iKore rort!cnd 2 8 0 Los Angeles '. 5 11 1 Batteries Levereni and Hannah; Payne and Sand berg. Score New York Detroit Batteries Shocker, '(XfTlr. HVJOI OUT 'i'M soap 'A,tPt com exo SNvvt wVVMViS Tat Timt nt wc vti somteow to BOSTON", July 18. EosUjn and Pittsburgh aplst a double header here today and the odd game in five ; game series went to the Braves. Pittsburgh won the first game 9 to i 8, but. Bostftn came, back in the) second and won 2 to 1, although it look 11 Innings to do it. first game R. H. E. Pittsburgh Boston 8 Batteries Yde. Kremer, Cooney, Ryan and Seimar. Second game R. Pittsburgh 1 Boston 2 BatlerieB Morrison and E. Smith; R. Smith and Gibson. 11 innings. NEW YORK. July 18 The Giants lost more ground in the National league pennant race today when Luque uf the Reds blanked them, allowing only five hits, the visitors winning, 3 to 0. Greenfield. Mc Graw's sm-ational rookie lost his second game of the season. Score k. H. E. Cincinnati 3 10 2 New York 0 5 1 Batteries Ltt'jue and Wingo; Greenfield, Bcntlr-y and Snyder. BROOKLYN-, July IS. Arthur Relnhart, a southpaw recalled by the Cardinals from Syracuse, let me iomn uoii'n with ti.nr scat- j terecl hlu, and St. Louis won, -4 to 1. Iloitumley and Shinnen hit homers. ( Score R. H. K. St. Loui.l 4 12 2 Brooklyn 1 4 2 , Batteries ltinhart and O'l'ar rell; Hubbell, Oeschger and Tavlnr. ' COAST LEAGUE 8ACRAMDNTO. July fienators mailo the sorl here Jtday by ilittpatliiK 6 to 4. Score It. Oakland 4 Sacramento 6 Battin its Dilanoy and fihellciibacli anil M. Shea. LfiS WGKLES, July 18. The Is Angeles bawilwll club scored it fifth stralclu win from the Port land linavers here this afternoon, with George Payne on the mound. The score was 5 to 2. The Angels cinched tt,rt K,e n tnu RX,h (nn. Ing when Levorenz. Ileuvi-r pitcher, became wild and allowed four runs. II' 1 w L la f 1 . . aV 111 III BsBjasssssssssssTsBssl 1 (SSB V.I I 1 Has- KJ R. H. E. Cole, sr.kes first, whea C-iie cov-, -." -t 'i. SsT5? '1 v.i.vn:' 'i ,1 rTl I :? i Ilrgam'Xn. ' Pennock and,out to the dugout svi-ral fans; 2jsbii A T-rw"f , I H I Bengough: Stoner, Holloway. Doyleithrew pep bottles a; him None: j '- .: 1 J -- I i 'U 'i V- t)i and Baasiir. 1 fouud tbeir mark. The Senators- ! IT-IT - ff' V jv "'" ' M - h" ! CHICAGO. July 18. Everybody! "score0 R. H. K. j " (flk it f ' in the White Sox line up made one Washington i9 24 . ; ij!! V i Ci ITjm - or more hits today in Chicago's'cieveland t.... . (11 0; .,""' 'A JLL ' jVA '"' - - - -' victory over the Boston Ked Soi Batteries Gregg .and Uuel. Sev-j 1 tV ' J- i v'-s-t-a- .r.7- 1 10 to 2. Momll stole three bases. Jereid; Buckeye. Cole, Speece and j - "!at-(K..fVXr" c SAN' FRANCISCO, J ily 1. 1 making his wagon s total 33 ,Scwell. if: OUR OFFICE - - - - - iE.4-TUE ?,QK-A ( UOOK MtHV SICK -IHfN tW.ftltWUIiCX I thee ) I Boss) V wun tHtoftttf; Mu.,iaiatnlNTw Ti L 'Lilal so 1 ' 1 : " ' ,J t-lmA nADT'rSfl EsW-v. GETTING BETTErz. UM H.5 r0uMBr2. J -J & -jl NVMotzU. t SxQ'j) now - J jPhv N. WAS-, I03- ----r T7Z ' ' . u. 1 rta w i. zp.fil BILLY'S UNCLE "' " 1 "TV71 11 1 IVS I f's:) "11 1 the oaks. 1 NoU I MUCH too) 1 .'r-'-r ST.iJX vAOvv V i i5K1 V y. , I l - p y 1